Rising quality requirements, a shortage of skilled workers, and high cost pressure pose major challenges for the flat glass industry. LiSEC demonstrates at glasstec 2026 how automated logistics solutions stabilise material flow and make production sustainably more efficient.

In flat glass processing, smooth operations depend on more than the performance of individual production steps. Equally important is how effectively planning, production, logistics, and dispatch work together. In day-to-day operations, additional coordination efforts, media discontinuities, and duplicate data entry often occur at the interfaces between these areas. How can information be managed throughout the entire process chain so that it is available exactly where it is needed?

The glass industry is currently undergoing a profound transformation. Skilled labor shortages, rising energy costs and growing expectations regarding the environmental footprint of production processes are fundamentally changing the requirements placed on machinery and equipment. At the same time, automation, digitalization, self-optimizing machines and comprehensive data monitoring are creating new opportunities to make glass production more efficient and sustainable.

How can glass surfaces be designed while precisely processing functional coatings—without additional materials? The LSP-A combines two laser processes in a single system, opening up new possibilities ranging from bird protection to high-tech glazing.

Stable processes, short response times, and maximum machine availability are key requirements in glass processing. At glasstec 2026, LiSEC demonstrates how holistic Service addresses these requirements – from Remote Services and preventive maintenance to training and the LONGLiFE lifecycle program.